Miinbumo

Miinbumo

Company Type
School/Education
Location
Korea, Republic of > Incheon-si > Yeonsu-gu

 

About Miinbumo


Miinbumo (참좋은인터넷) is an education company located in Songdo, Incheon. We develop and operate learning programs, English programs, educational camps, learning content, and student-facing educational products for Korean students and families.

 

Miinbumo is not a single-course institute. We operate multiple programs for students across different age groups, English levels, and learning goals. Our English programs are designed to help students build the ability to read, think, discuss, and express their ideas in English.

 

Our programs are supported by company-developed curriculum, clear lesson structures, operating guidelines, and teacher feedback. Teachers work within an organized program system rather than building an entire course from scratch.

 

Miinbumo also operates Storythm Library, an English reading-based learning infrastructure connected to several of our reading programs. Storythm Library helps students access a wider range of English books and expand their reading experience.

 


 

Curriculum and Programs

Miinbumo operates several English programs, including BT (Beyond Thinking), FT (Forward Thinking), GT (Grand Thinking), and DT (Deep-dive Thinking). Each program is designed around student age, English level, and learning goals, with a focus on reading, speaking, writing, and thinking in English.

 

Program Overview

Miinbumo's English programs help students gradually build the ability to read, understand, think, and express ideas in English. Each program follows a company-developed curriculum, lesson format, and operating guide.

 

The general program flow moves from BT (Beyond Thinking) to FT (Forward Thinking) and then to GT (Grand Thinking). DT (Deep-dive Thinking) is a customized 1:1 program based on each student's reading level and learning goals.

 

BT (Beyond Thinking)

BT (Beyond Thinking) is an English Book Club program for elementary students. Students read selected English books and practice sharing and recording their own ideas beyond basic story comprehension.

Classes are conducted through online group meetings with native English-speaking teachers. The program helps students develop English expression, creative thinking, and confidence through book-based discussion.

 

FT (Forward Thinking)

FT (Forward Thinking) is a bridge program that prepares students for GT (Grand Thinking). Students complete before-class assignments, join Zoom classes, and complete after-class assignments based on weekly reading materials.

FT may include reading comprehension, vocabulary, discussion, idea development, speaking, and writing practice. The program helps students build the reading and expression routine needed for article-based academic English programs.

 

GT (Grand Thinking)

GT (Grand Thinking Club) is an article-based academic English program for upper-level students. Students read English news articles and current-issue topics, understand the main ideas, and write their own opinions.

GT is a long-term program operated in 6-month terms, with a full 3-year curriculum consisting of 6 terms. Students are generally between G3-G4 and G10, depending on level and readiness.

GT work may include the following tracks:

  • Article Track: Teachers provide 1:1 feedback on students' article reading and opinion responses.
  • Writing Track: Teachers provide feedback on Writing assignments connected to article topics, focusing on sentences, paragraphs, reasoning, and opinion development.
  • Mission Track: Teachers review additional student missions and provide feedback when needed.

 

DT (Deep-dive Thinking)

DT (Deep-dive Thinking) is a customized 1:1 program designed around each student's reading level and learning goals. The program is not based on a fixed grade sequence, but on the student's current reading ability, thinking skills, expression level, and areas for improvement.

Classes are based on books, nonfiction materials, before-class assignments, and Writing activities. Teachers guide students in expanding their ideas and expressing them more clearly in spoken and written English.

 

 


 

Teacher Role and Support

Teachers are not expected to design an entire course from scratch. Miinbumo provides curriculum direction, lesson structure, assignment formats, and operating guidelines.

Teachers focus on class delivery, student feedback, article or material preparation when required, and communication with the operations team.

 

  • Structured curriculum: Teachers work from company-provided curriculum direction, assignment formats, and program guidelines.
  • Clear teacher role: Teachers can focus on instruction, feedback, and preparation instead of building the full course independently.
  • Diverse student levels: Teachers may work with students ranging from young learners to advanced academic English students.
  • Operations support: The operations team supports scheduling, platform management, student communication, and parent communication, allowing teachers to focus on teaching and feedback.
Company Type
School/Education
Vacancies
Remote Feedback|Article / Writing Teacher Recruitment

Recruiting Positions Miinbumo is looking for native or native-level English teachers for the new term beginning in November 2026. Positions Article Teacher Writing Teacher Key Conditions Contract type: freelance service contract Work format: remote feedback-based position Live Class: monthly Zoom class conducted from the office Contract and orientation: scheduled for October 2026 Work period: November 2026-January 2027, with possible extension after the initial 3-month period Program Overview GT Club is an article-based academic English program operated by Miinbumo. Students read articles mainly from major English-language publications such as The New York Times and The Economist, understand current social topics, and organize their opinions in English. GT Club is not a simple reading-comprehension class. It is designed to help students build long-term habits of reading, thinking, and expressing ideas in English. Program Features Uses articles mainly from major English-language publications such as The New York Times and The Economist Serves students around G4-G10 Focuses on reading, vocabulary, opinion development, and logical writing Operates based on company-provided curriculum, assignment formats, and operating guidelines Teachers focus on material preparation, student feedback, and monthly Live Classes The operations team supports scheduling, platform use, student communication, and parent communication 1. Role and Responsibilities This posting is for Article Teachers and Writing Teachers. Depending on experience, fit, and availability, applicants may take one track or multiple tracks. Article Teacher Article Teachers provide 1:1 feedback on students' responses to English articles. Prepare English articles, questions, and vocabulary materials based on the assigned theme Review student Article Responses and provide individualized feedback Give individualized feedback on students' opinions, reasoning, logic, and expression Provide follow-up questions or comments that help students extend their thinking Lead Article Live Classes and write related comments Write student comments for 3-month reports Communicate with the operations team regarding materials, classes, and student issues Writing Teacher Writing Teachers provide individualized feedback on student Writing assignments connected to article topics. Select articles and key vocabulary based on the company-provided Writing curriculum Provide individualized feedback on student Writing submissions on Friday Comment on sentence clarity, paragraph structure, idea development, logic, and expression Provide revision direction or sentence frames that students can apply to future writing Prepare and lead a monthly Writing Live Class Write student comments for 3-month reports Communicate with the operations team regarding materials, classes, and student issues 2. Candidate Qualifications Basic Requirements Native or native-level English proficiency Bachelor's degree or higher Currently residing in Korea F visa holder, Korean citizen with native-level English proficiency, or bilingual/overseas Korean instructor Preferred Qualifications Experience teaching or giving feedback to upper elementary, middle school, or high school students Experience in English article reading, academic English, writing feedback, essay correction, ESL/EFL, or reading discussion Ability to provide specific and constructive feedback on student opinions and writing Careful attention to article accuracy and student-facing materials Familiarity with online learning platforms and Zoom classes Smooth communication with the operations team 3. Working Conditions Start: November 2026 Initial contract period: November 2026-January 2027, 3 months Contract type: freelance service contract Work format: remote feedback Article Teacher feedback days: Monday-Thursday Writing Teacher feedback day: Friday Live Class: teachers come to the office once a month to conduct a Zoom class Student level: approximately G4-G10 Class size: approximately 10-20+ students per class Orientation and materials guide: scheduled for October 2026 Compensation is calculated by assigned track and student count. Article Track: KRW 70,000 per student per month Writing Track: KRW 30,000 per student per month Final monthly compensation will be confirmed based on the actual number of assigned students and classes. Detailed work procedures, material submission process, and feedback guidelines will be provided after selection during orientation. 4. Application Process Applicants may apply through WorknPlay or by email. Please include the following: Resume Preferred position: Article Teacher, Writing Teacher, or both Brief self-introduction Current visa status Current location in Korea Relevant experience in teaching, feedback, Writing, or academic English Hiring process: Document review In-person interview, with a sample feedback task if needed Confirmation of assigned position and schedule Contract signing in October 2026 Orientation and materials guide before the November 2026 term begins

Korea, Republic of > Incheon-si
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Location

PoscoTower-Songdo, 27F, South Korea, Incheon, Yeonsu-gu, 컨벤시아대로 165

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